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Production lines, machinery, equipment 4 successes in one industrial installation lawsuit

After 7 years, we were successful in a lawsuit before the Courts in Lublin (ref. IX GC 683/24 and I AGa 63/25) brought by a large chemical concern against a small contractor of a specialized air purification plant and discoverer of many inventions and patents in the field of gas pyrolysis, wastewater and environmental protection.

How to avoid liability for inherited debts of the deceased in Germany? Overview of German protective institutions

The death of a close relative one is not only associated with mourning, but also with the need to sort out property matters. The situation becomes particularly complicated if the deceased was a German citizen or had their last residence in Germany. In this case, the provisions of German succession law apply.

What is protected by the intellectual property law?

Intellectual property encompasses various forms of protection for creations and innovations - whether technical solutions, trademarks or artistic works.

Machines, production lines and law – seminar during the Industrial Spring 2025 in Kielce

Flat or business? An end to tax complexities in property rental?

The issue of property taxation of residential buildings rented by entrepreneurs for residential purposes has raised questions of interpretation for years. How tax rates differentiate rents?

Does the David versus Goliath battle make sense?

Rescission, liquidated damages, faulty documentation, settlements and counterclaims - arrogance is not a good advisor!

Samarakanda. The Pearl of the Silk Road.

On Monday, the review meeting of the UNESCO General Conference Session, which took place at the Embassy of the Republic of Uzbekistan in Warsaw, was attended by Counsel Svetlana Gliwinska. This event was an excellent opportunity to exchange experiences and develop international educational and cultural initiatives.

Success in the adjustment clause dispute – on the role of proper clause drafting in contracts.

The instability of the market situation is prompting the increasingly widespread use of adjustment clauses in contracts. They make the remuneration or price agreed by the parties more resilient to the negative effects of economic changes, which is particularly important in the case of long-term contracts.

The end of the year is a crucial moment for statutory limitation periods in Poland

As in Germany, claims in Poland generally expire at the end of a calendar year. However, this does not apply to all claims. The shorter limitation period of two years applies to all claims in Poland, just as it does in Austria and until 9 July 2018. This means that these claims expire at the end of the specified period and not at the end of the calendar year.